Potato production in northwestern European countries drops by 6% and less area is expected in 2023

Published 2022년 11월 22일

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The Northwest European Potato Producers Association (NEPG) has forecasted a 6% decrease in potato production for France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium in 2022, totaling 22.1 million tons. This is due to high production costs and the shift to more profitable crops like cereals. Despite an increase in hectares, yield has decreased by 7.8% from the previous year. The NEPG also anticipates a reduction in the cultivation area for 2023 due to ongoing high costs and the appeal of cereal crops.
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Potato production in France, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium will drop by 6% this year compared to 2021, standing at 22.1 million tons, according to the Northwest European Potato Producers Association (NEPG), which brings together professionals from these four countries. They also warn of a probable decrease in the area in 2023 due to high production costs and the foreseeable substitution by crops with better prices such as cereals. After its last meeting held on November 9, the NEPG has estimated that production in France, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium will go from 22.5 million tons in 2021 to 21.1 million in 2022 with a decline of 6%. These data also represent a decline of 6% compared to the average production of the last five years, which has stood at 22.6 million tons. By country, the production of Germany, France and Belgium decreases, except for the Netherlands, which registers a strong growth of 13% in 2022 compared to 2021, totaling 3.8 million tons. Germany's ...
Source: Agronoticias

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